
Product Description
A deliciously smooth, mellow long-aged Auchentoshan. This 21yo Lowland single malt is a sophisticated and well-balanced dram to savour slowly after a good meal.
Style
Style
- Body3
- Richness3
- Smoke0
- Sweetness2
Character
Character
Malt Orange Vanilla Honey
Product Facts
Product Facts
Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Age
Country
Scotland
Region
Lowland
Colouring
Yes
Auchentoshan 21 Year Old
70cl / 43%
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Tasting Notes
Tasting Notes
Tasting Notes by The Whisky Exchange
Nose
Elegant and intriguing, with grassy and minty notes accompanied by honey and citrus.
Palate
Sweet and chocolatey with candied citrus peel, more mint and a nutty edge.
Finish
Long and fruity, with citrus fading to reveal soft spice.
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Customer Reviews
(6 Reviews)
While drinking this there was a unique fruity flavor at the end that I couldn't quite figure out, then I read the label and it said gooseberries. I now search high and low trying to find other whiskeys with this flavor profile. One of the best I've had in ages
Definitely one of my favourite whiskies. Smooth and sweet, with detectable notes of vanilla and chocolate.
Very good but not amazing. Smooth but with a slightly volatile finish. Savoury and herbacious more than honeyed, touch citrusy. Quite elegant.
Super smooth and unfortunately that's all about there is to the story here. I wouldn't even bother typing this comment here if Auchentoshan 21 was a cheaper dram. It certainly doesn't deserve its price tag, keep in mind that Aberfeldy 21 YO, which is the winner of a Gold Medal and Best in Class at the International Wine & Spirits Competition 2010, is £20 cheaper and has the punch this Auchentoshan lacks, in spite of its higher ABV%.
Super smooth and triple distilled, you could be forgiven for thinking it was Irish! Complex, delicate, soft, rounded, honeyed and plenty of vanilla from the 21 years spent in oak. A lovely, easy drinking, medium weight malt and decent value for the age. You can understand why Jim Murray gave it 93 points. Top of the standard Auchentoshan range.